Netzero Error 500
experiencing problems logging into "My Account," please try the following: A. Check your Member ID and password Make sure you are entering the correct Member ID. It should be the portion of your Email address before @netzero.com Check to see that the Caps Lock key is not on while entering your password. If you signed up for an account over the phone and are having problems with your Member ID or password, click here. If you are sure that you are entering the correct Member ID and password, but the logon screen keeps looping back each time, try the following: B. Adjust your system clock Check your system's clock by double-clicking on the time, which is usually found in the lower right-hand corner of the screen. Make sure the time is the correct local time and the calendar is set to the correct date. If not, correct it. Check the Time Zone to ensure it is set to your proper location. Click OK when finished. Click the Start button and select Shut Down. Restart Windows. Login again to the NetZero My Account page. If the above steps do not solve the problem, try the following: C.Delete cookies and temporary Internet files For Internet Explorer 7.x and newer users: Open Internet Explorer. From the Tools menu, select Internet Options. Select the General tab. Under Browsing history, click Delete. Click Delete cookies button under Cookies. Click OK to confirm. Click Delete files button under Temporary Internet Files. Note: Check the box Delete all offline content to delete the offline files saved on your system.
Click OK to confirm. Click Close. Click OK to exit. Restart the browser For Google Chrome users: Click on the Google Chrome icon to launch the browser. Click on the Chrome menu on the browser toolbar Select Tools Select Clear Browsing Data. A dialogue window will appear, providing you with a list of checkboxes for the types of information that you wish to have removed Use the menu at the top to select the amount of dara that you want to delete. Select Beginning ofanswer some of the most common Internet connection issues with NetZero. If you are receiving one of the error messages listed below, please click on the error message to get information on how to resolve problems that may be causing the error. For the most up-to-date documentation regarding NetZero's products and services, please visit our Web site at http://www.netzero.net/support when you get online. NetZero Connection WizardIf you have a connection issue not fixed by the solutions below, the NetZero Connection Wizard may help. To use the NetZero Connection Wizard, you will need to have Windows 95, 98 or XP running on your computer. If NetZero was pre-installed on your computer or if you installed NetZero from a CD-ROM, then click here to run the Connection Wizard (when http://help.netzero.net/nzhelp/support-home-page/service-help/internet-access/dialup/errors/ prompted, select the Open or Run option). If you installed NetZero using our two-minute download, then visit http://my.netzero.net/s/download to download and install the Connection Wizard. If the Connection Wizard does not launch, it may have been installed in a non-default location. Click here for instructions on how to run the file manually. NetZero HiSpeed 3GIf NetZero was pre-installed on your computer or if you installed NetZero from a CD-ROM, then click here to launch the NetZero HiSpeed 3G User http://www.oocities.org/xcaliber143/nzero.htm Guide. This user guide will help you learn more and get started with NetZero HiSpeed 3G. If the User Guide does not launch, click here for steps on how to run the file manually. If you need assistance for issues not listed below, click here. Dial Up Networking must be installed / Please install Microsoft RAS Error 02: NetZero software is already running Error 05 / Error 691: Username - Password Invalid Error 17: NetZero has encountered a problem and needs to close Error 20: Unable to obtain a stable connection Error 500 / Error 644 / Error 645: Internal Authentication Error Error 602 / Error 633 / Error 797: Port Already Open or in Use Error 619 / Error 628 / Error 629: The Port was Disconnected by the Remote Host Error 630 / Error 631 / Error 692: Port Disconnected due to Hardware Failure Error 650: The Remote Access Server is not responding Error 666: Device not Ready Error 676: The line is busy Error 678: Remote Modem not responding Error 680: There is no dial tone Error 718 / 720 / 721 / 731 / 741: Stable PPP Connection not established No error message - I still can't get online or I get disconnected Application Cannot Continue Failed connecting to our server (Error 500) HYBR Error - Poor Network Connection HiSpeed Unavailable Instant On Support Auto Reconnect Password Not Saved Error How to Ch
Facebook YouTube Reddit Google+ Instagram RSS Sign in help center Help center Using Your Mobile Device Airave, Home Phone Connect and Hotspot Setup Novatel MiFi 500 4G LTE Setup and Troubleshooting Last updated https://help.ting.com/hc/en-us/articles/205421848-Novatel-MiFi-500-4G-LTE-Setup-and-Troubleshooting March 24, 2016 15:48 by Erik Kingissepp The MiFi 500 keeps you (and up to 9 of your best friends) connected while mobile. Just follow the setup directions below. Setup https://kb.doteasy.com/questions/240/__print Once you've got the MiFi activated on your account with a phone number, simply do the following: Insert the battery and charge up your MiFi 500. Confirm you're in an area with netzero error 3G or LTE data* coverage by checking our coverage map. Make sure your computer's Wi-Fi is enabled. Make sure your computer is not connected to any other Wi-Fi or wired network. Press and hold the power button on the MiFi 500 to turn it on. To see the Wi-Fi name and password for your MiFi 500 displayed on the device LED: Menu > Wi-Fi netzero error 500 On your computer, look for the MiFi 500's Wi-Fi name in your list of Wi-Fi networks and connect to it (this does not require an internet connection). If your computer does not have Wi-Fi, connect to the MiFi 500 with a USB cable and allow the setup to run so the necessary drivers can be downloaded. If it doesn't happen automatically, open a browser window on your computer and go to http://sprinthotspot or http://192.168.1.1. Log in to view and edit settings; the default password is "admin". For more information on which settings you can view and edit in the MiFi 500 Web Interface, check out this article. *Note: The MiFi 500 is a tri-band LTE device, but not all LTE markets have been upgraded to tri-band yet. In those areas only 3G data will be available for tri-band devices. For more information click here. General Troubleshooting If you're having trouble getting your MiFi 500 Mobile Hotspot up and running, or if it's stopped working, try the troubleshooting steps below. 1. Check that data is available in your area To make sure that data is available where you're locat
to use their SMTP server to send email. This allows them to monitor spammers.If you are getting a "Cannot Connect to mail.mydomain.com" SMTP error, check on the list below for your ISP or perform the test listed. Provided with each ISP that blocks is their respective SMTP server setting.This list has been compiled by the Doteasy Support staff over the last years. It is not an official release of ISPs that blocks 3rd Party SMTP, however, it is as accurate as posible at this time. Testing SMTP server access:1. Access a command line. a) Windows: Click Start -> Run, and then type in CMDb) MAC: use the Terminal application in the Applications/Utilities folder 2. Type in telnet mail.YourDomain.com 25 *Replace YourDomain.com with your actual domain name.3. If you are not being blocked by your ISP, you should see the following message: 220 yourmailserver.doteasy.com (IMail 8.05 807433-10) NT-ESMTP Server X1 If you do not see this message, your ISP is very likely blocking the ability to send mail through servers other than theirs.Which Canadian ISPs are known to block Port 25? • Bell - smtp10.bellnet.ca• Sympatico - smtp1.sympatico.ca• Rogers - smtp.broadband.rogers.com• Shaw - Shawmail• Telus - please check with ISP• Netcom: smtp.netcom.ca Which USA ISPs are known to block Port 25? • AOL: smtp.mail.aol.com• AT&T: mailhost.att.net• AT&T Global: smtp1.attglobal.net• Bell south: mail.bellsouth.net• Comcast: smtp.comcast.net• Cox West: smtp.west.cox.net• Cox Central: smtp.central.cox.net • Cox East: smtp.east.cox.net• Cox Business: smarthost.coxmail.com• DCANET: smtp-relay.dca.net• Earthlink: mail.earthlink.net or smtp.earthlink.net• Mindspring: smtp.mindspring.com• MSN: smtp.email.msn.com• Netcom: smtp.ix.netcom.com • NetZero: smtp.netzero.net• Pacific Bell (Pacbell): mail.pacbell.net• Prodigy: mtp.prodigy.net• RoadRunner: smtp-server..rr.com• Verio: smtp.veriomail.com• Verizon: outgoing.verizon.net or smtpout.verizon.net